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Got him from Cov, works at Leicester Uni Hospitals

 

https://www.ccfc.co.uk/teams/staff-profiles/club-doctor/club-doctor/

 

Graduated from the University of Southampton Medical School in 2014.

He is a Trauma and Orthopaedic Registrar Surgeon at Leicester University Hospitals. Prithish is a keen fitness enthusiast and has enjoyed playing football, cricket, tennis, golf and squash to a competitive level.

His role involves acute match-day cover of home games, day-to-day management of medical issues of the first-team and staff, assessment of injuries and planning of rehabilitation protocols, ensuring compliance with cardiac screening and doping rules.

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Also how much would he be on and would he be operating on the players? Normal seasoned GPs are on £120k give or take. I assume he's on a fair wedge.

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1 hour ago, StanSP said:

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:D 

 

 


 

best comedy show ever. Loved the episode where they all went out ‘ for an English’ :D

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20 minutes ago, UHDrive said:

Also how much would he be on and would he be operating on the players? Normal seasoned GPs are on £120k give or take. I assume he's on a fair wedge.

 

No they're not.

 

In any case he's a registrar so his NHS salary, if he were still full-time, would be around £50k. He's probably doing this as a sort of secondment from his NHS training, I would assume he will eventually want to go back and complete his training, so he's probably not on much more than that.

 

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When I was kid I wanted to be involved at Leicester as club doctor! Damn, well I became a doctor but didn't know they were advertising, but I guess they'd prefer an orthopaedic doctor than someone like me (a GP).

 

Interesting though why they've recruited a junior doctor (ie someone who hasn't completed their specialist training 😕).

 

I suspect he'd be referring players to specialists elsewhere rather than treating them himself (in his day to day job he'd be working under a supervising surgeon).

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34 minutes ago, MPH said:


 

best comedy show ever. Loved the episode where they all went out ‘ for an English’ :D

I'LL HAVE THE BLANDEST THING ON THE MENU!

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46 minutes ago, lgfualol said:

Do we make all non-footballing staff hold the shirt when they join

Yes, strange isn't it. I'd suggest him holding a bow saw and a wooden leg, that should encourage them to stay on their feet! We might get a full 90 minutes out of Perez and Maddison 😁

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1 hour ago, moore_94 said:

Got him from Cov, works at Leicester Uni Hospitals

 

https://www.ccfc.co.uk/teams/staff-profiles/club-doctor/club-doctor/

 

Graduated from the University of Southampton Medical School in 2014.

He is a Trauma and Orthopaedic Registrar Surgeon at Leicester University Hospitals. Prithish is a keen fitness enthusiast and has enjoyed playing football, cricket, tennis, golf and squash to a competitive level.

His role involves acute match-day cover of home games, day-to-day management of medical issues of the first-team and staff, assessment of injuries and planning of rehabilitation protocols, ensuring compliance with cardiac screening and doping rules.

Trauma doctor hey, could’ve done with him myself for the last 10 mins of the Spurs game!

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13 minutes ago, pkonline said:

When I was kid I wanted to be involved at Leicester as club doctor! Damn, well I became a doctor but didn't know they were advertising, but I guess they'd prefer an orthopaedic doctor than someone like me (a GP).

 

Interesting though why they've recruited a junior doctor (ie someone who hasn't completed their specialist training 😕).

 

I suspect he'd be referring players to specialists elsewhere rather than treating them himself (in his day to day job he'd be working under a supervising surgeon).

 

He's probably working as part of a team, I doubt he's like, THE club doctor. Amazing experience for someone who wants to do sports medicine, he's probably cheaper than a fully trained specialist and will carry the work the club intends him to do to the required standard.

 

If he qualified in 2014, he's probably an ST5 registrar so reasonably experienced.

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16 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said:

My favourite was Skipinder the Punjabi Kangaroo

Get away from me, tubby!

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Why's he holding up a t-shirt with King Power as the logo? Is the t-shirt his own? Is he a fan? And he mixes it with villa colours? Is that photo taken in his garden? Are those in socks I can see in the second photo. I think we deserve answers. But, you know, great news. (I really need answers to the first questions, however).

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13 minutes ago, Foxxed said:

Why's he holding up a t-shirt with King Power as the logo? Is the t-shirt his own? Is he a fan? And he mixes it with villa colours? Is that photo taken in his garden? Are those in socks I can see in the second photo. I think we deserve answers. But, you know, great news. (I really need answers to the first questions, however).

To shows he’s a fan.

No.

No.

Hes a Villa fan.

Yes.

No.

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30 minutes ago, Blarmy said:

To shows he’s a fan.

No.

No.

Hes a Villa fan.

Yes.

No.

He supports both Leicester and Villa?

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I think he should be sacked on the basis that he's not got a Leicester tattoo on his neck and he's clearly a Villa fan as we can see from that vaguely claret and blue tie. Or maybe he's a West Ham fan. Or worse still, a Villa and a West Ham fan. Whatever, sack him now.

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